In this part, you listen to a monologue or text involving interacting speakers and lasting approximately 3 minutes. There are seven multiple-choice questions. You should listen to the audio twice.

This page will let you practise for the Certificate in Advanced English exam (from Cambridge English). This is the format of the seventh part of the reading and use of English section.

Listen to a man registering with a doctor. Complete the form with the man’s details. A man needs to buy a part for his car. He calls a company to order the part. Listen and complete the details in the ...

Do this test if you really love English. If you pass this test your English is good enough for you to teach English to others. Your English will be good enough to study at any British university at ...

In part 1 of the Preliminary English Test (PET) you listen to seven short recordings and for each recording you have to choose the best of three pictures. You can listen to the audio twice.

In this part, you will hear five speakers. Each speaker talks about a related topic. Read the questions carefully before you listen. You can listen to the audio twice. Click on the 'See script' button ...

Parts 1–3 – each correct answer receives 1 mark; Part 4 – each correct answer receives up to 2 marks. For Parts 5–6, each correct answer receives 2 marks; for Part 7, each correct answer receives 1 ...

This page will help you practise for the IELTS General reading test. This test has two reading passages about courses at a college and 14 questions. This is the second section of a full reading test.

In this part, you will hear five separate speakers. Each speaker talks about a related topic. Read the questions carefully before you listen. You can listen to the audio twice. Click on the 'See ...

In part 3 of KEY Listening you hear a longer recording and answer 5 multiple choice questions. You can listen to the audio twice.

All the words in this vocabulary test are in the Cambridge PET word list. These are the important words you need to know to pass an English exam.

Write about 150 words. You do not need to write addresses.